Hawaii SR155 urges state agencies to enhance security and resilience of critical infrastructure against foreign influence.
Hawaii SR155 highlights the risks posed by foreign influence on critical infrastructure systems, including communications, water, food, and energy. The resolution emphasizes the state's vulnerabilities due to its geographic isolation and reliance on imported goods. It calls for state agencies to prioritize the security and resilience of these systems, reduce dependence on imports, and consider these factors in all plans and decisions. The resolution aims to protect Hawaii's critical infrastructure from foreign influence and economic or strategic pressure.
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